I am close to giving up and maybe restarting the entire game playing the classic (non-remastered) version but it feels very discouraging to replay 15.3 hours of the game. I have not gotten that method to work after many many many tries and crashes/restarts. Be prepared to suffer through several crashes as you trial-and-error this.īut later in the game, there is another pointless goal given by Sander Cohen to take pictures of people. Text will come up informing you that no photo was taken because not enough of the subject was in the frame, but the goal will complete.
The camera works fine when no subject is in view (except those pictures don't count for anything), but as soon as there is a subject in the frame and you take a picture, the game will crash and not give credit for the picture.Įarly in the game, when you first acquire the camera, there is a chance you can complete the first task given you where the camera must be used by taking pictures (of spider slicers) by having only a portion of the target in the frame. Right-click Bioshock on steam > Properties > Set Launch Options > Type "-nosound" without quotes.In Bioshock Remastered there are several times you *must* use the camera to take a picture of a person.Note: You have to disable the Steam in-game overlay before you start to Troubleshoot Compatibility as the Steam in-game overlay make the game crash. Right-click on Bioshock.exe > Troubleshoot Compatibility > Try recommended settings > Click on start the program and see if the game still crashes.If you haven't changed the default installation directory, it should be in this locationĬ:\Program Files (x86)\SteamLibrary\SteamApps\common\Bioshock\Builds\Release(or depending on which drive you installed the game) If none of the above fix worked for you then try this.ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\SteamLibrary\SteamApps\common\Bioshock\Builds\Release (as seen in the picture below) Right-click Bioshock on Steam > Properties > Set Launch Options > Type "-dx9" without quotes and try running the game again with the Headphone still plugged in.If you have a Headphone, try plugging it in on the front jack and try running the game again.
Bioshock remastered pc crash install#
Note: If you can't find Stereo Mix under the recording tab, download the latest audio driver from your motherboard's manufacturer website and install it.
Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound > Click on Recodring tab > Right-click and enable Show Disabled Devices > Right-click on Stereo Mix and Enable it.Note: If you want to run the game in DirectX 10 mode, remove "-dx9" from Set Launch Options and follow the instructions on Solution 3 and Solution 4.Įnable Stereo Mix and try running the game again. Right-click Bioshock on Steam > Properties > Set Launch Options > Type "-dx9" without quotes.If the above fix doesn't work for you then try running the game in DirectX 9 mode. The game works with the overlay on but the game still crashes randomly. You can download the file from hereĮxtract it and copy openal32.dll in Builds\Release folder, where the main Bioshock.exe is located. If you are having trouble downloading from the links above. (As reported by some users)ĭownload For 32-bit OSĭownload For 64-bit OS
Or, you can just leave the steam in-game overlay on and download the fix below which let you play the game with the overlay on modern PCs. You have to disable the Steam in-game overlay to play the game. Note: Enabling the Steam in-game Overlay will make your game crash (for some users). Click on Set Launch Options > then add "-nointro" without quotes.Right-click Bioshock on Steam > Properties > Under the General tab > Uncheck Enable the Steam Overlay while in-game.
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